Forklift

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Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'forklift'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install forklift

Usage

Get all sections / sites / categories / subcategories

client = Forklift.new(api_key: 'xxxx', shared_secret: 'axxxx')
# Get all sections under the root.
sections = client.sections # => {:count=>"32", :catalogs=>[#<Forklift::Client::Catalog:0x007fd49a91c028 ....]}

# Pass a Forklift::Client::Catalog to get all sites under a specified section.
sites = client.sites(sections[:catalogs].first)
# Or pass the parent no.
sites = client.sites(no: 123)

# Similarly to categories, subcategories ...
subcategories = client.subcategories(no: 345)
subcategories = client.subcategories(category)

# You can going down from a specified no and level_no
client.going_down(no: 3, level_no: 1)
# moreover, going down from a specified catalog
section = sections[:catalogs].first
section.going_down

Get all goods under certain category

client = Forklift.new(api_key: 'xxxx', shared_secret: 'axxxx')
gds = client.unboxing({no: 26, level_no: 1})

# Or pass a Forklift::Client::Catalog 
gds = client.unboxing({no: 26, level_no: 1})

# unboxing from a specified catalog 
gds = section.unboxing

# specify the page and page size
gds = client.unboxing(no: 26, level_no:1, page: 5, ps: 30)
gds = section.unboxing(page: 5, ps: 30)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request